Impeachment Signs greeted Warren during Georgia visit
Chief Justice Earl Warren arrived in Atlanta amid tight security as signs calling for his impeachment circulated in the city. Georgia leaders urged respect for the court official who was to speak at Georgia Tech for the school's 75th anniversary.
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Earl Warren
United States
Supreme Court
Warren
Georgia Tech
Henry G. Stelling
Atlanta Committee
Stelling
Superior Court
Durwood T. Pye
Newell Edenfield
United States of America
Georgia
Russia Rejects Test Ban Offer in Geneva Clash
At the 17 nation disarmament talks in Geneva President Kennedy urged a safeguarded test ban to build trust. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov countered with a plan to bar the use of foreign bases for nuclear forces, a proposal Western powers say cannot be accepted. Kuznetsov also attacked states hosting submarine and other strategic bases used for nuclear strikes. Continued on Page Two.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
United States
Kuznetsov
U.S
Weather report and forecast for Arkansas regions
January precipitation totaled 1.63 inches with 0.24 inches in the latest 24 hours ending 8 am. Central forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy and cold today and tonight, then partly cloudy and warmer Wednesday and Thursday. Highs 30s to 40s, lows in the 20s, with regional variations across Central, Northwest, Northeast and Southeast Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central
Northwest
Lee Harris Dies at 59 Near Prescott in Nevada County
Lee Harris aged 29 and longtime Nevada County resident died Monday at his home near Prescott. He was a member of Hickory Grove Church of Christ. Survivors include wife, son Edward Harris of Prescott Rt. 1, daughter Mary Jo Harris of El Dorado, a brother Fred Harris of Dallas. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hickory Grove Church by Rev. Bill Botton. Burial at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Smith Funeral Service of Stamps handling.
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Prescott
Hickory Grove Church of Christ
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Mary Jo, Harris
el Dorado
Fred Harris
Dallas
Hickory’ Grove Church
Bill Botton
Smith
Stamps
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Rain Delays Launch of Syncorm Satellite at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP an overnight rain and lightning storm forced a 24 hour postponement until early Thursday of a launch attempt for the Syncorm communications satellite. The 07 01 am Wednesday window was scrapped as launch crews could not proceed with rocket and payload work due to lightning danger and heavy rain. Officials had warned earlier that high altitude winds might endanger the Delta booster and jeopardize the Wednesday date.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Delta
Score on New C of C Members
A list of business names includes Yovom Body Shop Cities Serv Andrews Screen Glass Hope Novelty Co Hoggard Plectronic Servis Overturf Shoe Store J C Abney Moxtey Grocery J C Winemiller Chave y John Mill 6H Station A 4 Pack Phi Restaurant Bon Wawards Lawrettee May.
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Andrews Screen & Glass Hope Novelty Co
Hoggard
Plectronic
Servis
J.C. Abney Moxtey Grocery
J.C. Winemiller Chave'y
John Mill
Bon Wawards Lawrettee May
Printers Strike Ends Not In Sight In New York
New York publishers warn a contract settlement with 3000 striking printers will be extremely difficult and a long test of economic strength seems inevitable. Mayor Wagner halted talks after a mediation session as nine major dailies remain off the streets. Cleveland negotiators pursue end to a 75 day blackout.
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NEW York
Publishers Association of
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
AM&N College suspends ten Pine Bluff students over sit in protest
AM and N College at Pine Bluff Ark suspended ten students for participating in sit in demonstrations. The action affected six men and four women and followed notices delivered by the Dean of Men. President Lawrence Davis warned students to drop out if protests continued. suspensions became effective at the end of the insult day.
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Am&n College
Ark
Ikansas
Lawrence Davis
Studens
Davis
Cama Cyrthen
Nearoee Etiianistrlawh Asaely Manche Cdah Wonkyyarthyreiety
Jeliwed Judeh County
Denistia Tours
Dardanelle and Paris Get Low-Rent Housing Loans
The Federal Housing Administration announced loans of 8400 dollars for Dardanelle Arkansas to build 42 low rent homes including 18 for the elderly. Paris Arkansas received 7200 dollars to construct 36 low rent homes with 20 reserved for the elderly.
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Washington
Pucific Housing Administration
Dardanelle
Ark
Paris
Medicare Bill Debate Highlights Kennedy Plan
Dr Edward Annis AMA leader spoke at the University of Arkansas Medical Center saying the 1962 Medicare bill is politically inspired to gain votes. He praised Kerr Mills Act while warning that Kennedy’s proposal would expand care and cost more. he plans further talks in Tennessee Indiana and Camden.
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American Medical Association
Edward Annis
Miami
Lta
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Kennedy
Annis
Congress
Chiet
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Madison Square Garden
Kerr Mills
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Robert S. Kerr
Tennessee
Indiana
Anjris
Kerr - Mills
Kerr-Mills
Florida
Washington
Camden Chamber of Commerce
Bond issue at Helena approved by voters
West Helena residents approved a $434,000 revenue bond for sewer improvements and expansion, passing 494 to 447. The federal government would cover about $397,000 via three grants, with repayment funded through water charges to customers.
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Welena, Ark
West Helena
All Around Town items and service notices
Douglas Drake and Dr Lynngar to deploy with Seventh Fleet in Far East this month for a multi nation program at Emmetpine month tour of duty. Miss Deliane Bonds of Blevins to compete at Bets Convention Lille Hock Friday night singing. James W Wreyfort machinist second class serves aboard USS Ranger after visits to Cubi Point and Yokosuka. Bruce Scop Hits serves aboard USS Priemion. State Health Department reports Hempstead births nine boys eight girls seven white boys five white girls two Negro boys three Negro girls. A Denver note from Garnett Martin references Thayer Soule Charm of the Old Soul making him homesick. Salvation Army truck to pick up items Thursday February 14 from local residents. For inquiries contact Joe Chamber of Commerce.
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Hope Bh
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Prine
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Hempstead
Hope
Denver
Cola
Denver Museum of Natural History
Garnett
Martin
Thayer Soule
Salvation Army
Siope
Winnribale Cuntach
Joe Chamber of Caminereee
Do Pass Tagged on Bill to Increase Truck Load Limit
LITTLEROCK AP Three House committees recommended passage of a truck weight package. The Roads and Highways Committee endorsed raising the truck weight to 73,280 pounds and transferring the Weights and Standards Division to the Highway Department. The Revenue and Taxation Committee approved a bill to raise license fees for trucks over 6,000 pounds. Highway Director I J Oliver noted axle load, not gross weight, drives road damage and the axle limits would stay at 18,000 pounds per axle and 32 tons on a tandem. He said license increases would align with base financing and neighboring states, though charges differ. The weather outlook included light snow in northern Mississippi and surrounding areas, with warmer temperatures to the south.
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Revenue and Taxation Committee
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Linarg
Oliver
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Mississippi
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Guilf
John R. Starr
Little Rock
Uye Avian Sus Mouse
Louse Roads and Highways and Revenue
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House
Rules Committee
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Faubus
Wintry Blast Penetrates Into South
A fresh blast of wintry weather brings snow sleet and strong winds across the South from Texas to northern Georgia. Cold readings run 15 to 20 degrees below normal as a cold wave warning covers Louisiana Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Texas and Oklahoma. Northeast Louisiana reports two inches of snow and sleet with winds 15 to 35 mph.
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Texas
Georgia
Heacy Aly
Midwest
Morida
Louisiana
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Lou
NBC Told to Close Bureau in Moscow
The Soviet government ordered NBC to close its Moscow bureau over a program about Premier Khrushchev. The Foreign Ministry cited anti-Soviet broadcasts to justify the action, with NBC correspondent Russell Jones asked to leave the country and bureau closure to follow.
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National Broadcasting Co
Khrushchev
Foreign Ministry
NBC
Russell Jones
Leonid Zamyatin
Jones
Tass
U.S
Soviet Union
Frank Bourgholizeri
Bourgholtzer
Spain
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William McAndrew
NBC News
Zamyatin
Bourghaltzer
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United States
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Stalin
Whrushchey
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